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Prostate Cancer: Where you want to put your finger Where? Workshop

June 18, 2024
Event Date:
The image shows a split screen of a presentation. On the left side, a slide displays a humorous image of an elderly man wearing glasses and a hat, looking surprised. The slide reads, "You Want To Put Your Finger Where?!?" by Dr. Jason Rotoli from the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center. On the right side, is Dr. Rotoli, a bald man, in a beige room he is wearing a black polo shirt is mid-sign, likely explaining or presenting the slide content.
The image shows a split screen of a presentation. On the left side, a slide shows normal and cancerous cells using illustrations. It explains that normal cells grow normally, while cancer cells exhibit uncontrolled growth, variations in size and shape, larger nuclei, disorganized chromosomes, and form clusters without boundaries. The slide is titled "What Is Cancer (Look Like)?" On the right side, Dr. Rotoli, in a dark polo, is mid-sign likely explaining the slide content.
A Zoom screenshot of two men. On the top Dr. Rotoli is in a dark polo shirt, his hands clasped just below frame. Below him an elderly man wearing a hat and a striped shirt, The man is mid-sign. The two individuals appear to be engaged in a video call or presentation, with Dr. Rotoli possibly listening or responding to the elderly man's points.

We truly enjoyed having Dr. Jason Rotoli return for "Prostate Cancer: You Want To Put Your Finger WHERE?" today from 12:45 - 1:45 PM EST on Zoom. We learned so much about the anatomy of the prostate, prostate cancer, how to get tested, and how we can stay healthy by exercising, eating a good diet, and going to the doctor.

Thank you so much for your presentation and answering our questions!

This event was made possible by Massachusetts COVID-19 Community Grants.

Prostate Cancer: Where you want to put your finger Where? Workshop

June 18, 2024
Event Date:
The image shows a split screen of a presentation. On the left side, a slide displays a humorous image of an elderly man wearing glasses and a hat, looking surprised. The slide reads, "You Want To Put Your Finger Where?!?" by Dr. Jason Rotoli from the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center. On the right side, is Dr. Rotoli, a bald man, in a beige room he is wearing a black polo shirt is mid-sign, likely explaining or presenting the slide content.
The image shows a split screen of a presentation. On the left side, a slide shows normal and cancerous cells using illustrations. It explains that normal cells grow normally, while cancer cells exhibit uncontrolled growth, variations in size and shape, larger nuclei, disorganized chromosomes, and form clusters without boundaries. The slide is titled "What Is Cancer (Look Like)?" On the right side, Dr. Rotoli, in a dark polo, is mid-sign likely explaining the slide content.
A Zoom screenshot of two men. On the top Dr. Rotoli is in a dark polo shirt, his hands clasped just below frame. Below him an elderly man wearing a hat and a striped shirt, The man is mid-sign. The two individuals appear to be engaged in a video call or presentation, with Dr. Rotoli possibly listening or responding to the elderly man's points.

We truly enjoyed having Dr. Jason Rotoli return for "Prostate Cancer: You Want To Put Your Finger WHERE?" today from 12:45 - 1:45 PM EST on Zoom. We learned so much about the anatomy of the prostate, prostate cancer, how to get tested, and how we can stay healthy by exercising, eating a good diet, and going to the doctor.

Thank you so much for your presentation and answering our questions!

This event was made possible by Massachusetts COVID-19 Community Grants.

ARES

Prostate Cancer: Where you want to put your finger Where? Workshop

June 18, 2024
Event Date:

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ARES

Prostate Cancer: Where you want to put your finger Where? Workshop

June 18, 2024
Event Date:
The image shows a split screen of a presentation. On the left side, a slide displays a humorous image of an elderly man wearing glasses and a hat, looking surprised. The slide reads, "You Want To Put Your Finger Where?!?" by Dr. Jason Rotoli from the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center. On the right side, is Dr. Rotoli, a bald man, in a beige room he is wearing a black polo shirt is mid-sign, likely explaining or presenting the slide content.
The image shows a split screen of a presentation. On the left side, a slide shows normal and cancerous cells using illustrations. It explains that normal cells grow normally, while cancer cells exhibit uncontrolled growth, variations in size and shape, larger nuclei, disorganized chromosomes, and form clusters without boundaries. The slide is titled "What Is Cancer (Look Like)?" On the right side, Dr. Rotoli, in a dark polo, is mid-sign likely explaining the slide content.
A Zoom screenshot of two men. On the top Dr. Rotoli is in a dark polo shirt, his hands clasped just below frame. Below him an elderly man wearing a hat and a striped shirt, The man is mid-sign. The two individuals appear to be engaged in a video call or presentation, with Dr. Rotoli possibly listening or responding to the elderly man's points.

We truly enjoyed having Dr. Jason Rotoli return for "Prostate Cancer: You Want To Put Your Finger WHERE?" today from 12:45 - 1:45 PM EST on Zoom. We learned so much about the anatomy of the prostate, prostate cancer, how to get tested, and how we can stay healthy by exercising, eating a good diet, and going to the doctor.

Thank you so much for your presentation and answering our questions!

This event was made possible by Massachusetts COVID-19 Community Grants.

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